Before founding the One Nation party and becoming the far right leader of Australia, Pauline Hanson owned a fish and chips business in the state of Queensland. It was in the 1990s of the last century. Now, three decades later, the ultra-threat leader threatens to break the bipartisanship that has prevailed in the history of Australian democracy. 73-year-old and flattering Donald Trump, Hanson is preparing to make a big electoral leap in the fede…
Before founding the One Nation party and becoming the far right leader of Australia, Pauline Hanson owned a fish and chips business in the state of Queensland. It was in the 1990s of the last century. Now, three decades later, the ultra-threat leader threatens to break the bipartisanship that has prevailed in the history of Australian democracy. 73-year-old and flattering Donald Trump, Hanson is preparing to make a big electoral leap in the fede…